Tracy Ciccone Performing Arts has two convenient locations to accommodate the needs of our students. Our state of the art facilities contain large, modern dance rooms with the most up to date equipment and provide an ideal setting for an education in the performing arts. We are a parent friendly studio and encourage parents to be active in their child's dance education.
The first of two studio locations, 161 Macklin Street has been the home of Tracy Ciccone Performing Arts for over seven years. The 5,000 square foot building's two large, modern dance rooms house over 50 dance classes a week. Our parent-friendly studio contains a spacious and comfortable waiting room, where parents can interact with each other during their child's class. During their seven years in the Macklin Street location, Linda and Tracy have shared their love for the performing arts with over 2000 Rhode Island children.
The newer of two studio locations, 801 Tiogue Avenue opened its doors in the fall of 2003 and has been growing ever since. The two-year location provides a modern dance space containing the most up to date equipment as well as new resilient wood floors. This location is so new you can still smell the paint. Going into it's next year, Linda and Tracy will focus on developing a strong dance program, equal to that of the Cranston studio, offering the children of Coventry a rewarding, diverse dance education.
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